By NBC News' Bo Gu NANJING, China – In the middle of Yuhuatai Martyr Memorial Park in Nanjing, southeast China’s ancient capital, is a small building called the "Jiangsu National State Security Education Museum." The sign in front of the gat... ...full story at NBC World Blog
from NBC World Blog on Fri, Sep 04 2009
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Aviation martyr memorial museum opens in E China » People's Daily A memorial museum dedicated to pilots who sacrificed their lives in fighting China's War against Japanese Aggression opened to the public Saturday. The 4,000-square-meter museum lies on the northern foot of Zijin Mountain in Nanjing, capital city... |
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